Sentence examples for merchandise between from inspiring English sources

The Tao companies this year are expected to move some $150 billion in merchandise between buyers and sellers, mostly in China.

(There will be internal communications, with training involved, aimed at helping employees cross-sell merchandise between departments, as in commercials where appliance shoppers are sent to the jewelry department and jewelry shoppers are sent to home electronics).

The Quarterly, which was the size of a small phone book, typically sandwiched pictures of merchandise between celebrity interviews and even book and music reviews in the back and, in the front, several Bruce Weber photo spreads of attractive young people -- ripped, hunky guys and long-limbed blondes, mostly -- who seem to have lost most, or even all, of their own Abercrombie apparel.

Normally used to transport merchandise between cities along the Great Lakes and Montréal, the ships remain bound in ice from January to mid-March.

A postal service supervisor working at a Minneapolis mail distribution center "has admitted taking nearly 16,000 Best Buy reward certificates and using them to buy almost $200,000 in merchandise" between June 2007 and October 2008, according to the Star Tribune.

Credit: Justin Tereveen Dallas, TX Underground rail and freight tunnels Back in the roaring '20s, these rail tunnels were used to conveniently transport merchandise between the Santa Fe Freight Terminal and the Fashion District.

The deal with Singapore would wipe out tariffs and other trade barriers on about $33 billion in merchandise trade between the two nations.

A particular group of people who were really into chess would meet at the merchandise table between sets and pick their move.

Trade in merchandise goods between our two countries has increased from a modest $5.6 billionn in 1990 to $62.9 billionn in 2012, a 1023.2% growth in a span of 22 years.

It tracks the sale of merchandise and services between nations as well as investment flows.

It tracks the sale of merchandise and services between nations and investment flows.